Cover Art Collection Of Eguchi Hisashi

The origin of Eguchi's illustrations is manga cover art!

The origin of Hisashi Eguchi's illustrations was ``manga cover art''!
Hisashi Eguchi, who was shocked by the cover art of Tsubame Kamogawa's ``Macaroni Spinso'' and learned about illustrators such as Teruhiko Yumura, Hideto Suzuki, Hiroshi Nagai, and Seiichi Hayashi from the magazine ``Illustration'', which was first published in 1979, has always been interested in manga. It is said that he was experimenting with illustrative techniques by drawing a picture on the front cover that had nothing to do with the main story. Express by differences in tones without using colors. Draw only lines without using tones. Woodblock style with a brush. He was experimenting with things like using screen tones to show the shadows of glasses. Hisashi Eguchi was the first to use color tones in manga. However, it seems that there were times when the main story ended in just two or three pages, as they started by drawing the cover art to get excited and then drew the name...
This book is a collection of cover art for almost all works, including ``Suggestion!! Pirates'', ``Stop!! Hibari-kun!'', ``Age'', and ``Paparinko Monogatari'', ``Lucky Strike'', and ``Irregular''. , a collection of illustrations that provides a panoramic view of Hisashi Eguchi's ``history of painting.'